Sir Roger Bannister. Just the name gives me goosebumps. A man who will be talked about forever, but whose sporting career was defined in less than four minutes. I want to follow in his footsteps next month in London by breaking the world mile record. It is the most historic track record, but the current mark – 3min 43.13sec set in Rome by the Moroccan runner Hicham El Guerrojj – has not been bettered this century. It’s too long. It’s time to bring this record into the modern era through